BEN GANTCHER TALKS ABOUT HIS NEW CYCLE OF POEMS, THE PLEASURE OF DRAWING BOUNDARIES AND WHY TIME IS THE “AMINO ACID SOUP OF THE SELF.” COME HEAR HIM READ HIS NEW WORK ON 6/4. TICKETS HERE. Tell us about your project. An old alter ego, Doctor Caliban, had been surfacing around the time Ronit, Elissa and
LABA FELLOW ANDY TEIRSTEIN TALKS ABOUT HIS NEW MUSIC-THEATER WORK, THE PARADOX OF NOMADIC LIFE, AND THE JEWISH TEXTS ON TIME THAT RESONATED WITH HIM THE MOST. SEE “THE VAGABONDS” ON 6/4. TICKETS HERE. Tell us about your project. “The Vagabonds” begins with the characters of Kick, a street poet, and Pano, a mute boy.
JOIN US FOR AN EVENING OF SUBVERSIVE TEACHINGS AND INNOVATIVE ART AND PERFORMANCES INSPIRED BY ANCIENT JEWISH TEXTS. An exploration of the effect time has on our bodies and minds, and the effect our bodies and minds have on time. THU 6/4 7:30PM $20 TICKETS HERE FEATURING: MUSIC/ THEATER/DANCE “The Vagabonds” Andy Teirstein Andy Teirstein’s
SACRED TIME. SAT 5/23, 9PM FREE How do we make time holy? What boundaries, physical and emotional, do we have to cross? Join us for an exploration into these questions with learning, dance and digital art. Last February we had to cancel SACRED TIME because of a really bad snowstorm. We are pleased to let you
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“A new day, or a new era, begins not with the start of new conditions, but with the demise of the old conditions.” Jenny Levison and Josh Waletzky discuss “The Last Dybbuk,” a devised theater work incorporating dance and music. Through it, they are investigating how we know when an ideology is no longer relevant. Come
HOW DO WE USE TIME TO CREATE ORDER IN OUR LIVES? WEDNESDAY, 4/1 7:30PM $20 RUN TIME: 75 MIN. JOIN US FOR AN EVENING OF SUBVERSIVE TEACHINGS AND INNOVATIVE ART AND PERFORMANCES INSPIRED BY ANCIENT JEWISH TEXTS. The evening will feature: FILM: “5 x Lydda” SARAH FRIEDLAND 5 x Lydda is a documentary installation about
BY ANDY TEIRSTEIN When I was a kid, I remember walking down the street, peering up at the full moon, and feeling a secret connection. It woke something in me, a kind of truth in nature, a relationship. Years later, sleeping on a mountain in Maine or in canyons out west, I would watch the
We Live For Tomorrow A Socially Aware Art Project OMTA discuss their work in progress, a new visionary playground that will look at how art can be used to heal and transform. See them present this live on March 5th, at SACRED TIME. [hr style=”striped”] Tell us about your project. “It is easier to build
Benjamin Kamine looks at how God spends the day and whether leisure is really possible for creators. [hr style=”striped”] Unlike most people, I am not particularly bothered by my lack of work/life balance. I find myself frustrated by the idea. It suggests that there is this thing called work and this thing called life. They